Who they’re for:
These presets are perfect for those who love:
- Soft, classic black-and-white with a film-like mood
- A warm, old-school atmosphere with grain
- A cinematic style that gives photos a special vibe
- Bold, contrasty shots with expressive tones
I’ve been using these presets on my own photos for years. They’re constantly updated and improved to stay both easy to use and cool. It’s my favorite tool — something I reach for every single day!
About the presets:
In this collection, you’ll find 15 presets for Lightroom, each with a unique approach to editing.
I created them to work with a wide range of styles and shooting conditions — from bright and sunny to darker, moodier shots. Each preset has its own character, so you’ll easily find the one that fits your photos perfectly.
BW [classic]
This black-and-white preset is a timeless classic with a film-like character. It softens bright highlights, adds depth to the image, yet keeps the contrast intact. Perfect for portraits, documentary-style shots, and street photography, it creates a natural and balanced B& W look.
BW [classic + white vignette]
A variation of BW [classic], but with a white vignette that gently draws the viewer’s eye toward the center of the frame. It works well on both high-contrast shots and softer scenes, adding depth and volume to the image. It gives a subtle film-like feel without being overwhelming.
BW [light + pink]
A black-and-white preset with a soft pink haze and gentle shadows. It mimics old film with a subtle tint, creating a delicate, slightly vintage mood. Perfect for portraits and storytelling shots where a natural, light feel is key.
favourite color
My favorite! Lately, I’ve been using it for color edits all the time!
A warm, contrasty Kodak-style color preset with shadows gently shifted toward a pleasant red. It works beautifully on everything — from shots with direct sunlight and strong light contrast to soft, muted images taken on cloudy days. It especially shines in evening photos with street lighting, creating a cozy, cinematic vibe with a touch of summer mood.
cinnamon
Pink highlights and gentle natural tones, as if dusted with cinnamon, create a soft, cozy feel. This preset works beautifully in clear sunny weather, adding warmth and comfort to the image without strong contrast. Perfect for bright, well-lit shots where lightness and natural vibes are key.
dusty pink
Dusty pink with cool tones and a magenta undertone. This preset handles green hues beautifully, especially in studio shots with limited lighting. It effectively tones down excess greenery and gives the image a more neutral, monochromatic color palette.
earthy greens
A cool and contrasty preset with rich greens and warm skin tones. It creates vibrant, striking images with a clear separation between shadows and highlights. Works especially well on low-contrast shots taken in soft or backlighting conditions, as well as in overcast weather.
easy color
One of the basic, versatile presets that creates a muted image and works great with high-contrast shots, softening them.
fuji800
A film-like mood with warm skin tones and rich emerald shadows. This preset is versatile and works well for any shot — just adjust the temperature slightly to achieve the desired effect.
herbal mist
A clean image with a pleasant contrast and cool tones, where emerald green blends with magenta skin tones. It’s perfect for street shots taken on overcast days.
high contrast
High contrast with cool highlights and magenta shadows. Perfect for adding depth and brightness to shots with soft lighting.
honey
A soft, warm tint with low contrast. This preset is perfect for bright sunny scenes, adding lightness and warmth to the shots without overloading the contrast. It creates a cozy, warm atmosphere in the photographs.
pink sunset
A universal warm Kodak-style color that gives the skin a beautiful golden hue. It works wonderfully on any shot, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere.
slate
A strict, neutral slate color with medium contrast. This preset gives photos sharpness and structure, making it perfect for more restrained and minimalist shots.
twilight
The color style of the first “Twilight” movie — gloomy green with a cold undertone. Perfect for street shots on overcast days, adding atmosphere and deep tones to the images.
F.A.Q.
Answers to your questions.
How to install presets?
1. Download and unzip the preset archive.
2. In Lightroom, go to the “Develop” tab, and in the “Presets” section, click the plus sign. Select “Import” and choose the saved preset files.
3. Done! Enjoy and create more beautiful shots!
How to customize presets to your liking?
You can adjust the settings to better suit your shot by changing the “Temperature” and “Tint,” and working with the exposure in the “Basic” section.